“With Di Maio we discuss a series of ideas, hence to say that something could be born with him or with others is premature for me.” With these words, the mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, comments on yesterday’s meeting with the foreign minister, Luigi Di Maio. And if officially the mayor says he spoke above all “of the needs of Milan”, such as the Patent Court, there was clearly no lack of discussions on the much talked about new political subject at the center, which could also see his contribution. However, the mayor immediately states that the theme of the center does not particularly intrigue him and that even if the environmentalist space is currently already occupied by a party “an interpretation appropriate to the times of what is the environmental question I still do not see” . Therefore, there is not only the green soul in the ideas on the table, but also the desire to emphasize “a popular force”, which looks at the problems of the people. On one of the legacies of the M5s, namely the Citizenship Income, Sala, during the ceremony for the recruitment of the new brigade in Milan, reiterates that it is not for the outright abolition of the measure, because it was “an intuition that is also happy to go meeting the needs of a large part of the population “, but then in practice it turned out to be” full of errors “, primarily with the figure of navigators. It should therefore be transformed.
Sala also goes back to the fact that he will not leave his armchair at Palazzo Marino: «If there is to be signed somewhere that I will not apply for anything, I sign it, because it will be so. I will go ahead in any case to be the mayor of Milan. It is my duty, there can be no deviations at this stage from my path ». However, Luigi Di Maio for the first citizen of the Lombard capital remains “a person with whom I compare myself, I appreciate his desire at this moment to make a contribution for the maintenance of a government which unfortunately is a bit shaky but which is obliged to to move on”.